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The Human League
Released 1979

Almost Medieval
04:43
539 plays

Empire State Human
03:17
524 plays

Being Boiled (Fast Version)
03:54
370 plays

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- 1
- Almost Medieval
- 04:43
- 539 plays

- 2
- Circus Of Death
- 03:51
- 346 plays

- 3
- The Path Of Least Resistance
- 03:33
- 340 plays

- 4
- Blind Youth
- 03:25
- 296 plays

- 5
- The Word Before Last
- 04:04
- 280 plays

- 6
- Empire State Human
- 03:17
- 524 plays

- 7
- Morale.../You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'
- 09:31
- 324 plays

- 8
- Medley: Austerity/Girl One
- 06:39
- 237 plays

- 9
- Zero As A Limit
- 04:13
- 252 plays

- 10
- Introducing
- 03:19
- 235 plays

- 11
- The Dignity Of Labour (Part 1)
- 04:22
- 295 plays

- 12
- The Dignity Of Labour (Part 2)
- 02:53
- 225 plays

- 13
- The Dignity Of Labour (Part 3)
- 03:54
- 195 plays

- 14
- The Dignity Of Labour (Part 4)
- 03:49
- 187 plays

- 15
- Flexi Disc
- 04:09
- 187 plays

- 16
- Being Boiled (Fast Version)
- 03:54
- 370 plays

- 17
- Circus Of Death (Fast Version)
- 04:38
- 220 plays

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album review

Pop fans a bit put off by the Human League's dispassionate vocals on their breakout hit "Don't You Want Me" would have been shocked by the degree of emotionlessness heard two years earlier on the band's 1979 debut. The trio of Ian Craig Marsh, Martyn Ware, and Philip Oakey all handled vocals and synthesizers to create a set of grim, rigid tracks that revealed a greater lack of humanity than even Kraftwerk. It's a surprise that the Human League hit the British charts at all (with the single "Empire State Human"), since this could well be the most detached synth pop record ever released. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide